Dear Helen column highlights trickiness of dating Leap Year
Readers share experiences about dating norms and gender dynamics in a woman’s advice column. A male reader mocks chasing strategies while another recounts a wife’s neighborly warning about a husband’s late-night antics and a stressed reaction.
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Peace talk and Viet Nam echoes in Glassboro discussion
A candid teen age column blends wartime Paris talks and homefront prudence with a debate on peace versus bombing. The dialogue features characters Sebastian and Me urging negotiated settlement while weighing military leverage and civilian costs in Vietnam. A Dear John message reflects teen dating concerns and seeks guidance from Youth Asked For It.
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New York Rubber Bridge Result at Cavendish Club
Barbara Kashmar sat South in a Cavendish Club rubber game and faced a troubling dummy. She called the dummy’s hand the worst possible raise with issues apparent in all four suits.
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Remember When Barbara's clutch play wins a bridge hand
The article recalls a 75 year old bridge hand where Barbara, playing dummy, used the nine to gain advantage. She secured a careful sequence, cashing the ace and king of clubs before a spade finesse, leading to a successful contract amid intricate play and party reminiscence.
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Bridge bidding puzzle with Blackwood continuation
The article presents a bridge problem where after a sequence West North East South passes and shows various bids, you hold a strong hand with clubs and spades. The question asks what you do now, suggesting a four no trump bid under Blackwood and later responses depending on aces, with a note that partner has bid one spade over one heart instead of rebidding two no trump. Answer Monday.
First professional composer William Billings pioneer of American music
The World Almanac credits William Billings 1746 1800 as Americas first professional composer. He wrote the wartime song Chester in 1778 introduced the pitch pipe organized a singing class forming the first national musical society and published six church music collections. Excerpts from his works influenced Henry Cowell and William Schueman.
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